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Swinging Country January 17, 2026

By miguelbilly

New Podcast ! Swinging Country January 17, 2026 DJ Billy Bowles

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Swinging Country January 17, 2026

SWINGING COUNTRY 10 AM – 12 PM CDT @ KSSLFM.COM

Welcome Swing on in for Fix and Kicks of Classic & Traditional Country, Western Swing and Gospel Music on this date in 26.
Kicking things off with some Awesome Western Swing from Rick Norcross, Steve Markwardt, Jody Nix, To get your blood pumping Much of the US is in A Arctic Blast so wrap your hands around your favorite beverage and enjoy ALL the heart warming music I’ve picked out for you today.
I got really good feedback of a couple of tunes I Introduced to Swinging Country Fans @followers the past couple of Weeks Lorraine Mccauley, Don Williams, Bill Anderson, Asleep at the Wheel, Leon Rausch, Lonnie Joe Howell, Moe Bandy Fans. Lonnie Spiker, Bobby Mackey, Jerry Webb Music, George Strait, A Double spin from Jo-el Ulmer & LeAnne Smith Ulmer AKA 2 Coountry 4 Nashville Sam L. Smithl Lee Ann Womack. Erin York. Lance Shaw, Carlos Washington’s STEEL HORSE SWING Chuck Cusimano, Tim Atwood, Cathy Jewell, Keith Phillips, Billy Mata, Bobby Mackey, Tim McGraw, James Darden Band, Kent Gill, Connie Smith.
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